How to Fail COVID19 Survivors: A Thread Step 1: Place emphasis on mortality. Ignore the fact that many survivors will be disabled and need access to rehab and other support.

A great and refreshing grand rounds by Karen Hirsch on ethical development of (neuro) technology in critical care. Pitt Critical Care Medicine

A narrow focus on impairments to improve community mobility without consideration of social determinants of health disproportionately disadvantages older adults experiencing poverty Squats don’t address social determinants of health! Read here: academic.oup.com/ptj/advance-ar…

1/n #Rehab in critically ill patients —>👍🏽functional & cognitive outcomes But is it delivered equitably? Our paper in JAMA Network Open investigates the association between #SDOH & Rehab delivery in Older Adults during ICU hospitalization ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

1 / Do you also hate the current format of conference posters? So much great content buried behind bad design. Here are 4 design strategies to help improve the poster for accessibility and engagement. (Thread below, Video here: youtube.com/watch?v=Ur7fZ-…) #MedEd #FOAMed

So grateful to be able to connect with so many incredible investigators, clinicians, and advocates at American Delirium Society this year, and for the opportunity to present my work in the NIDUS Delirium Network session today!

What a great American Delirium Society meeting! A huge thank you to Babar Khan and ADS for awarding me the 2024 Junior Investigator Award and to the community within this organization. See you all next year in Nashville! #ADS24SAC

Out now in Critical Care Medicine: a special series on precision medicine in the ICU with Nuala Meyer and David Maslove journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/ful…

The so-called #ARDS #Subphenotypes relate to acute brain dysfunction - #delirium. Cool study led by Niall Prendergast. Timothy Girard Bryan McVerry @FaraazShahMD @wbain19 Pitt Critical Care Medicine PACCSM Pitt PACCSM Fellows Yingze Zhang Annals of the ATS American Thoracic Society (ATS) atsjournals.org/doi/10.1513/An…

Such great morning news! So happy to share that I’ve been awarded the This account is no longer active.! Huge thanks to my mentor Timothy Girard, Pitt Critical Care Medicine, my letter writers, and The National Institute on Aging (NIA)!

Excited to share new work in JAGS with Beth Fields on how we can better integrate family caregivers into care delivery

Beyond grateful to contribute to this review on the road to precision in delirium during critical illness! 🧠 (P.S. If you ever get a chance to write with Drs. J Gordon Boyd and Niall Prendergast, do it! It’s a fun time!)

1/4 High-intensity care at End-of-Life (EOL) can be 💰, burdensome, and incongruent with 👨‍👧‍👦preferences Out in JAGS, our report describing trends in intensity of care at EOL for #olderadults with advanced cancer agsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11… Yale PCCSM Yale COPPER Center

1/5 Symptoms restricting activity, e.g., fatigue, and dyspnea, are common among older adults who survive ICU hospitalization. Are these symptoms associated with ⬆️post-ICU disability? Our work in Critical Care Medicine oce.ovid.com/article/000032…

I’ll be chatting about delirium phenotyping at the next NIDUS webinar on April 23rd, alongside the brilliant Kelly Potter, PhD, RN! We’d be delighted to see you there

In two weeks (April 23) Emily Bowman & Kelly Potter, PhD, RN will highlight their research on #delirium phenotypes and propose areas for future investigation. Register today for this great NIDUS Delirium Network webinar: deliriumnetwork.org/webinars/upcom…

Delighted to hear that our paper, Advancing specificity in delirium: The delirium subtyping initiative, is within the top 10% most-viewed papers published by Wiley Alzheimer's Association in Alzheimer's & Dementia! Massive thanks to all involved! doi.org/10.1002/alz.13… QUB Public Health